About the Author:
Marlin Bree is a nationally recognized small craft sailor, an award-winning marine journalist, and a two-time winner of the Boating Writers International Grand Prize Writing Award. He is a former magazine editor for the Minneapolis Star Tribune, a past president of the Minnesota Press Club, and a contributor to publications such as Cruising World, DIY Boat Owner, the Ensign, Good Old Boat, and Lakeland Boating. He is the author of numerous boating books, including Broken Seas, The Dangerous Book for Boaters, In the Teeth of the Northeaster, and Wake of the Green Storm. He lives in Shoreview, Minnesota.
Review:
“The dangerous, fascinating world of long distance, singlehanded yacht racing is full of remarkable characters and daring feats, making it an especially intriguing setting for a high-seas whodunit. Marlin Bree knows this arena well, and his well-crafted tale of mystery and adventure makes for gripping reading.” —Herb McCormick, Cruising World
"Packs all the adventure of his award-winning nonfiction with enough twists and turns to keep you reading through the night. Dead on the Wind deserves a spot on every boater's reading list." —Yvonne Hill, the Ensign
"This nautical thriller is a harrowing tale onboard racing sailboats . . .The story explodes with suspense and intrigue and catapults the reader into the world of ocean racing, storms at sea and giant waves aboard racing sailboats." —Sails
"This nautical thriller begins in the Tasman Sea in the middle of an around-the-world sailing race and includes a cast of solo circumnavigators among the suspects, victims, and investigators." —WoodenBoat
"[P]lenty of nautical action in this 'high-seas whodunit.'" —Small Craft Advisor
"Dead on the Wind sends its readers into a fast-moving and suspenseful world of water where giant waves and wild, threatening storms are just the tip of the iceberg." —Offshore Yachting
"If you enjoy sailing and techno-thrillers, Dead on the Wind will keep you glued to your reading chair." —Chas. Hague, Good Old Boat
"The intrigue mounts, and the action never stops. Warning: Do not start this book in the evening if you have to work the next day." —Dave Osmolski, The Ensign
"Regular SCA contributor Marlin Bree has just released his new novel Dead on the Wind. Called a 'high seas whodunit.' A struggling boating writer investigates missing boats in a new around-the-world sailboat race—and finds murder. A nautical thriller bristles with suspense and intrigue and catapults the reader into the world of ocean racing, storm, and giant waves." —Josh Colvin, Small Craft Advisor magazine
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